Using the earthworm C. elegans as a model, a group of researchers from IDIBELL and ICO has shown that a diet rich in glucose accentuates the effect of cisplatin and that dopamine protects against the neurotoxic effects of the drug.
The initiative wants to promote and consolidate this ecosystem located in the south of the Barcelona metropolitan area with the creation of new infrastructures and new services
Today, February 11th is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and we want to highlight the importance of having mentors.
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The study shows no differences in complications that require hospitalization between people with COVID-19 who received intravenous plasma infusion and those who did not.
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The study opens the way to the potential use of inhibitors of this miRNA as a therapeutic strategy to stop the progression of this vascular condition
The IDIBELL science women sLHam reaches its 5th edition with the monologues of the most voted scientists women of the previous editions. The event will take place next Friday, February 11, at 7 pm in the Barradas Auditorium in l’Hospitalet.
IDIBELL scientists take the stage in an All Stars edition of the sLHam Read More »
Researchers from IDIBELL and ICO have analyzed the impact of the first COVID19 wave on the Colorectal Cancer Early Detection Program. The results show a 43% reduction in the number of invitations expected during 2020.
On Tuesday, February 1st, the Coordinating Association “Viladecans Contra el Càncer” has made a donation of € 20,000 to IDIBELL. The event was attended by representatives of the collaborating associations and by Maria Gato, director of the Association, Carles Ruiz, Viladecans mayor, and Dr. Gabriel Capellá, IDIBELL director. The funds will be used for research
Viladecans Against Cancer donates € 20,000 to IDIBELL for research on COVID-19 Read More »
Haemophilus influenzae is a bacterium that can cause mild respiratory infections such as sinusitis or conjunctivitis, but also more serious ones such as pneumonia, complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or invasive disease – when the bacterium penetrates deep tissues, such as blood or cerebrospinal fluid. The IDIBELL and Bellvitge University Hospital research group
